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AKS 17 – AKS Service & Networking Resources
🌐 1. Service 👶 Layman’s Explanation: Think of a reception desk in a hotel. You don’t need to know which room the guest is in — you just ask the receptionist, and they connect…
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AKS 16- Core Kubernetes Objects in AKS
Workload Resources 1. Pod 👶 Layman’s View: Like a tiffin box — it holds one or more containers (dishes) that work together. 💻 Technical Use: Used for testing or running a single microservice. 🧱…
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AKS 17 -What is K3s and how it different from k8s.
K3s is a lightweight, certified Kubernetes distribution designed for resource-constrained environments like: K3s is a fully compliant Kubernetes (K8s) distribution, but it is not exactly the same as vanilla Kubernetes. Think of it as…
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AKS 15 – Stateful Containers and why need
A stateful container is like a bank account — it remembers your balance, transactions, and details even if you log out and come back later. 💻 Technical Explanation: A stateful container in Kubernetes is…
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AKS 15 – How to Debug live pod?
Ephemeral Containers in Kubernetes is a powerful way to debug running Pods without modifying their original spec or restarting them 🔧 What Are Ephemeral Containers? 🧪 Prerequisites 🚀 How to Use Ephemeral Containers ✅…
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AKS 14- List of Container Types as per AKS (Kubernetes)
1. Init Container initContainers: – name: init-secrets image: vault-cli command: [“sh”, “-c”, “vault pull /secrets > /app/secrets.json”] 2. Main (Application) Container containers: – name: web-app image: node:18 ports: 3. Sidecar Container containers: – name: web-app image: node:18 – name: log-shipper image: fluentd volumeMounts: – name: logs mountPath: /var/log/app 4. Stateless Container containers: – name: react-ui image: my-react-app:latest ports: 5.…